With lots of information available, we wanted to share some key things that have happened since the Senedd election 2026 and what we want to see the government do in the coming months to make Wales the best country for people with a learning disability to live, learn, love and work. Like many people, you … Continued
On 7 May 2026, people across Wales will vote in the next Senedd (Welsh Parliament) election. This election is an important one, as decisions made by the Senedd affect healthcare, transport, social care, housing, education, employment, and community support. Each of the main political parties has created a manifesto – a document sharing what they … Continued
Helping everyone access the information they need. At Easy Read Wales, part of Learning Disability Wales, we believe everyone should have information they can understand. That’s why we’ve created the Ask for Easy Read guide – a free, practical booklet to help people learn what Easy Read is, why it matters and how to ask … Continued
Learning Disability Wales’ easy read service is launching a series of free easy read booklets about menopause on World Menopause Day 2023. The 4 free booklets, available in English and Welsh, have been made by Easy Read Wales and cover: What is menopause and perimenopause (PDF). Symptoms of perimenopause and menopause (PDF). What you can … Continued
Our Easy Read Wales team want to create some free and useful Easy Read Information. Usually this is a service that our clients pay for, but we want to make sure you are getting the information that you really need and want. Easy Read Wales: We want your ideas for Easy Read! We are looking … Continued
Learning Disability Wales has submitted a response to the Welsh Government consultation on Strategy for an ageing society: age friendly Wales. In our response we emphasised the need to include people with a learning disability in plans to make Wales an age friendly country. In terms of older people with learning disabilities, it is important … Continued
With updates on the Covid-19 pandemic provided daily, the sheer volume of information has been challenging for most people to digest, but more so for people with learning disabilities. However, as communication is a basic human need and right, despite the many challenges of communicating this complex information, it’s important that people invest the time … Continued
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